Bio

Born in the age of big colorful hairstyles, mismatched converse,and Hip Hop and POP music was on the rise. Karmel formulated her plot to open a whole new direction in the music industry. At the age of 6, her father bought her a tiny drum set that resembled his own. Together she learned how to follow the tempo and how to create her own. Her father new at a young age her desire for music, and felt it necessary to keep instilling the ambitions that she was already showing signs of owning. On Karmel's 12th birthday her father bought her a pearl white guitar that she learned to play, "Lean on Me", by the O' Jays. From there she was destined to make the most noise attainable in a neighborhood setting (without getting the police called) on a 4ft Bigsby amp. She spent countless hours writing poetry in her personnel journals her mother bought her every birthday, Christmas, or holiday. In them she wrote about life and living life to the fullist every minute. By the age of 21 she finally recorded her first song on a Dell computer in the back room of a 2 bedroom trailer in Macon, Ga. The track was called Funky, which was first introduced on "Punp it or Dump it?", on 97.9 Wibb. She then went on to round up performances at a club called "Synergy", located on Cherry Street of Downtown Macon. The rise of her true talent is still in the making as she combines rock, hip-hop, pop, R/B, and rap into one explosive delivery of diversity that has ever been attained yet. She entitles herself as an "Artist", and it fits her abilities.